Richmond Hotel Naha Kumoji

Since we are staying here with two friends There are not many hotels with three-person rooms in Okinawa. I booked this hotel because I thought it would be close to Kokusai Street. But in fact, it takes about 10 minutes to walk, so it’s not really close. On the day of check-in, I saw many crew members checking in... I believe it is a relatively affordable and good hotel. The room is quite big, but we didn't like the paintings on the wall, so we had to cover them with towels But one day the cleaning sister actually took off the towel 🤦🏻♀️ We need to cover it again In addition, the most incredible thing... what is unimaginable is that the heating and cooling in the room is centrally adjusted. It was below 20 degrees outside for a few days after I stayed, and the heater was on in the room... The quilt would be so hot that I would sweat and couldn't sleep. On the second night, we finally couldn't bear it and went to the stage to ask. The staff replied that the cooling/heating is automatically adjusted according to the weather outside and cannot be changed/manual. Finally, he asked us to wait for a while... It turned out that he took out a fan from the room and gave it to us 😰 But it was still so hot that I couldn’t sleep well... Fortunately, it finally turned back to air conditioning on the third night 😮💨 The best thing about the hotel is that it is fully equipped and even moisturizing masks are provided. There are also free coffee, tea and ice cream available at certain times

The hotel is close to Meirong Bridge Station, and there are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Kokusai Street, which is very convenient. The hotel provides facial masks, which is very considerate. The waiters are kind and explain clearly and politely. This is a highly recommended hotel.

It takes about 7 minutes to walk from the station, 5 minutes to Wakamatsu Entrance Bus Stop, and 20 minutes to Kokusai Street along the same road. It is about half an hour away from the museum and is relatively quiet compared to Kokusai Street. The room is large and the price/performance ratio is very good. It feels like the largest room I have stayed in in Japan. There is a convenience store downstairs, which is very convenient. There is an izakaya Hanasaki nearby, and the grilled pig's trotters are quite delicious.

I was very satisfied with the location, the hotel room was spacious, and it was fully stocked with amenities, drink bar, etc.

There are insect corpses in the room

This hotel is generally old-fashioned

The hotel was clean and well located. I will be using this again.